Summary and Recommendations for Further Work
CHAPTER 7. SUMMARY 121 in a good and thorough manner. Especially for the Stirling engine it is important to
prove that the system is capable to harvest waste heat from marine engines since the author of this report has not found any examples of Stirling engine prototypes built for this specific type of application.
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